No Primary Contests Set as Filing Deadline Approaches
As the 4 p.m. deadline nears, Republicans and Democrats file for congressional and state offices in Lorain and Huron counties. Incumbents Bernard Kean and Russell Antrim seek county auditor and probate judge posts, with 47 precinct committeemen already filed and 108 total seats up for election.
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Congress
Trict
Charles Mosher
Lorain County
Edgar W. Millard
Lorain
Harry V. Jump
Ohio Senate
Don J. Pease
Oberlin
Ethel Swanbeck
Huron
Richard Butler
Arthur M. Leak
Huron County
Nagging wife shot by husband in Bellaire Ohio
The 55 year old wife of a retired coal miner remained in critical condition after being shot, allegedly by her husband who said she had been nagging him. The incident was reported from Bellaire Ohio by UPI.
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Linda C. McVeigh
Radcliffe
Anaheim
Calif
Harvard University Crimson
John H. Rothchild
St. Petersburg
Fla
Yale University Daily News
Rothchild
Linda
UPI
Bellaire
Ohio
Cincinnati Clears Snow Emergency After 10 Inch Storm
Cincinnati faced a first snow emergency as a 10 inch snowstorm paralyzed the area. Emergency crews labored overnight to clear highways and main streets and restore near normal traffic for the morning rush.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft Files GOP Petition for Ohio 1st District Seat
Cincinnati lawyer William E. Flax joined U.S. Senate contender Robert Taft Jr as Taft filed petitions Tuesday to seek the Republican nomination for Congress in Ohio's 1st District.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
William E. Flax
Man Given $800 Fine and 60 Day Sentence in DUI Case
Clarence H. Anderson, 41, of New London RD 2, was found guilty in Huron County Common Pleas Court Tuesday of driving under the influence and resisting arrest. He received $300 and $500 fines, $26.10 costs on each count, two 30 day sentences to run consecutively, and a two year license suspension. The State Highway Patrol arrested him. he had a prior Aug. 21 DUI conviction with a $200 fine, costs, three days in jail, and six month license revocation.
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Toledo
Clarence H. Anderson
New London RD
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Anderson
Russell T. Antrim
Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Weather outlook and marriage license items from Wakeman area
Mostly cloudy conditions continue with light snow flurries and highs around 20s. Marriage license applications list Corwin E. Nichols and Shirley A. Westfall, Ronald Tootle and Connie Stockley. Birth announcements note newborns to Conney, Dawson and Joseph families.
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Corwin E. Nichols
Wakeman
Shirley A. Westfall
New London
Ronald Tootle
Cahanna
U.S. Marines
Connie Stockley
Willard
France Rejects UN Intervention in Viet Nam War
France and North Viet Nam reject UN intervention in the Viet Nam war. A Paris communique after a cabinet meeting led by Charles de Gaulle voiced regret at U.S. bombing and urged a Viet Nam solution among the United States, Soviet Union, Britain, France and Communist China in line with Geneva accords. The Security Council debate on placing the issue on its agenda was postponed at Jordan's request amid potential French and Soviet vetoes.
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Ity
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
China
Burglars Enter Lyme School and Ace Diesel Garage
Burglars forces entry at Lyme School and Ace Diesel Garage on Route 20 west of Monroeville under investigation by Huron County Sheriff’s Department.
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Lyme School
Ace Diesel
Route 20
Monroeville
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
County Receives 886737 From State Motor Revenue
Huron County got 886,737 of Ohio motor vehicle registration revenue in 1965. Of that, 204,406 went to municipalities, 624,820 to the county, and 56,509 to townships. A coin box from a soft drink machine was stolen. school office cabinets were opened and papers scattered. snow tracks show a person entered the school by breaking a restroom window and fled toward a garage where a rear window was forced open.
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Huron County
Ohio Motor Vehicle Bureau
Colonial Hotel Bar & Grill Receives Liquor Permits
Vincent A and Virginia Carleton proprietors of the Colonial Hotel Bar & Grill in Norwalk were issued D-2 and D-3 liquor permits by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control.
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Vincent A
Virginia Carleton
Colonial Hotel Bar & Grill
Norwalk
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Six Arrested In Area Poker Game
Willard police arrested six men playing stud poker at 207 Central Ave at 11 55 p m Tuesday. The suspects Adwin Whatman 58 owner of the home William B Matis 69 Lenn Miller 28 Norman J Fox 29 Joseph F Lillo 31 and Rephard Reed 26 faced $50 bonds and were ordered to appear in Mayor Arthur Stearns court at 9 a m Friday. Police chief Calvin C Fillings said the house had been under surveillance.
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Willard
Central Ave
Adwin Whatman
William B. Matis
Spring St
Lenn Miller
Laurel St
Norman J. Fox
Norwalk
Joseph F. Lillo
Pleasant St
Rephard Reed
Plymouth
Calvin C. Fillings
Arthur Stearn
Fillings
David Sattig
Accidental Firing Kills 1 and Wounds 9 Near Saigon
U S helicopters accidentally fired a volley of 2.75 inch Zuni rockets into bivouacked 1st Cavalry Division troops about 300 miles northeast of Saigon. One American was killed and nine wounded in the incident. Farther near Saigon the 1st Infantry Division overran and eliminated two Viet Cong machine gun bunkers after inflicting moderate casualties on a company of about 180 Americans.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
1St Cavalry
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Investment Issue Delayed by City Finance Committee
Mayor Harold Finch postponed any council action on municipal investments for at least two weeks. The Finance Committee will meet next Tuesday to discuss investments and the overall financial structure with City Auditor Charles Hipp and Treasurer Lewis McLaughlin attending. City Solicitor Fred Waugh noted only a resolution outline was prepared for Tuesday’s session.
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Gard
Fred Waugh
Finance Committee
Finch
Charles Hipp
Lewis McLaughlin
Reflector Donates $10 000 To COED
A $10,000 gift from Reflector-Herald Inc. marks the first major Norwalk contribution to a proposed Bowling Green University campus between Norwalk and Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Dudley White Jr and Mrs Dudley White Sr also contributed as the drive aims to raise $600,000 in Erie Huron and Ottawa Counties by March 1.
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Reflector-Herald, Inc
Norwalk
Bowling Green University
Dudley White
W.D. Conway
Huron County
Erie
Huron
Ottawa
Bowling Green
Sandusky
Hakes Conducts Post Session Meet. Purpose Undisclosed
Norwalk City Council held a committee-of-the-whole session after the regular meeting at the request of Finance Committee Chairman Allen Hakes. He declined to disclose the meeting’s purpose saying it concerns nothing about city financial procedures and described the session as routine.
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Norwalk City
Finance Committee
Allen Hakes
Hakes
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